expwhreurve with barbecue of llc., the most-who issued for 2012 for a retail restaurant least and develop of the restaurant site. >> commissioners good afternoon i'll be brief i'm here asking your permission to engage in exclusive negotiations with the most qualified respondent to the rfp request for proposal for the operation and renovation site located at terry france soy and the qualified restaurant operators who had who would be able to operate the restaurant and renovate the restaurant and provide the highest return to the port of san francisco and in the rfp we set no monthly represent but instead proposed that the submittals included a proposed monthly rent. we did also annual adjustments we did require a minimum of seven% of all gross sales be included. the construction period in which no rent is paid, may be may have been plopsed the minimum least term would into the exceed 15 years however we were open to respondents proposing option extensions. the again the port's objective was to select the most qualified respondent with the ability of finances design to construct and operate th

barbecues. neighbors have the rising creek behind them. >> we hope it won't flood. >> reporter: emergency workers were concerned it could get worse and were getting ready a temporary shelter. a break in the rain and blue skies prevented them from needing it. a chain saw after this tree crashed. in mountain view a tree went down on these apartments. a photo shows it poking through the ceiling. making more work for people. >> it is messy. >> reporter: a pg&e crew told me they have been working 16 hour days since the storms started on wednesday. i checked pg&e's website, 53 outages, effecting 426 customers. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >> residents scrambled to get out of their flooded mobile home park, this is what it looked like. a river of muddy water swept through the park. residents took what they could and headed out. coming up, ktvu's jade hernandez will have a live report from this flooded mobile home park on the clean up. >>> this storm packed a punch bringing down trees and filling rivers and creation. a tree fell on to a parked -- creeks. a tree fell on to a parked

anymore? >> do you cook? >> jimmy: yeah, a lot. >> what kind of stuff? >> jimmy: i cook barbecue a lot. i make italian food, pizza. >> see, here's the thing. is the barbecue any good? >> jimmy: it's great. >> i'm suspicious of that because people in the audience will back me up on this, i don't care, we can take the average age of the audience, how many times they've had barbecue, how many times it's been great, it's going to be a small number because everybody loves barbecue. if it's not great, you know, don't get the stuff, don't even bring in the animal,. don't take the atom bomb into the desert. >> jimmy: i have a smoker the size of a refrigerator. >> a smoker, yeah. >> jimmy: you'll see it when you come to the house. we're going to have a lot of fun together. i feel like we've made a breakthrough. >> it is really good? or is it the kind of stuff in the car on the way home, people are saying, ew, how about that barbecue. >> jimmy: people aren't honest when they eat at your house. but i think it's good. i've been told that it's good. guillermo, do you think it's good? >> excellent. >>

captioning sponsored by wpbt >> this is n.b.r. >> mike: from paint to pet food, hats to barbecue. as a nation, we make millions of products every year. but have you ever wondered just how those things are made and what drives those companies? tonight in this "n.b.r." special edition "made in america" we go to towns small and large to meet unique businesses building jobs and profits. that and more tonight on "n.b.r." good evening, i'm mike hegedus with an n.b.r. special edition, made in america. walking down kentucky street in downtown petaluma, california, but it could be anywhere, u.s.a. this is where small businesses live. small businesses that create two out of every three new jobs in the u.s. tonight you're going to meet some of the people behind those businesses and find out how they plan to keep building those businesses. we begin with the housing market, ground zero for the recession. from construction to appliance makers, when it collapsed it took a lot of very good companies down with it. but here's one that has managed to learn how to paint over the rough spots. you can

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it into a barbecue chicken salad. >> uh-huh. >> our barbecue chicken sandwiches. >> that sounds delicious. wait a minute, the bottom line, are people willing to pay more for something better? >> i think we're able to use all of the entire log, so we use the drippings to make the -- . >> oh. >>> the soups. we cook the wings so on happy hours on thursdays we have, you know, free-range chicken wings. >> uh-huh. >> we're able to use all of the product. so, we minimize the waste. >> uh-huh. >> that is the sustainable act. >> that's correct. that helps us out tremendously. >> would that be the first thing to go if things got tough or not? >> no, we managed to say we will stick to our core and that is supporting local and sustainable products. >> uh-huh. >> and we use over 90% of our products are from local farmers, and they have been supportive of us our purveyors are supportive of us, and we managed to take our menu and use more of the resources. >> uh-huh. >> and because of that, drive the price down a bit. >> i understand millenuals, the people who are right now in their 20s and 30

. >> you could get a plaque. >> memphis verses kansas city man this does have some barbecue every bar-b-que is different. it is just said different beast than kansas city. texas barbeque grata of german butcher shops that is totally different. kansas city barbecue i always say going to a white barbeque places like going to the gentiles internist. [laughter] things may turn out but you are not playing up percentages. [laughter] i share your -- i share your fondness for your restaurants in what is your favorite one now? >> the one that we used to go to mrs. then san francisco where one of my daughters' lives. they closed but she found another one and the name might cannot remember but it is on the main drag right before her city hall i will think of the name may be before the end of the evening. probably not. [laughter] >> i enjoyed your book american stories i a understand only basically they were derived from newspaper headlines? >> from going to wherever i was in reporting the story. newspaper headlines maybe that is how i found out about them? >> there must have an idea is you pursued tha

just so far right. >> no! >> chicken wings. sign daughter barbecu bash -- fm dinosaur barbecue. >> my gosh. >> ripping the meat apart. >> we missed it again. oh, no! >> bob, if only you had nice shoes to wear with those legs. >> this represents what the green companies get. >> did anybody get peanut butter. >> music. i'm singing. >> didn't say the title. >> my gosh. >> last week i wasn't on a tour to promote by book "joy of hate." >> they put a bus that size with you in it? >> not that size. >> around here, there is a big conspiracy against you, greg. >> there have been 300 books on amazon dealing with the 2012 doomsday. greg gutfeld has not written any of them. >> can you put your bock up? i don't think we promoted it enough. >> joy of hate. the book gave me an incentive to write my own book. here it is. if you look at that. it's called the "hate of joy." >> we hit the budweiser tent. no beer. just chili. >> you know me. momma loves her fried chicken. came to the motherland of fried chicken. it's delicious! >> how is boca rtaon? i always wanted to visit mexico. is it nice? >> it's be

alive. your metaphor, so i'll let you have it. >> s'mores. >> a barbecue gone bad. >> cannibalistic self-barbecue. the equally to blame thing i have to admit i don't put stock in. if you put a poll question in people either/or you force them to choose. in the 56% are a lot of people according to previous polls that think republicans are more to blame. the way i prove that is the behavior of the president. he looks at his own polls which i'm sure are scientific and showing him, he has the upper hand politically, which is what the republicans concede as well, that is why he is driving hard bargain. the republicans are as jonah suggests desperately looking for a plan "b." i seems to be something like capitulate on the top rate. then come back next, early next year when you have leverage with the debt ceiling and try to get the spending cuts then. >> bret: speaking of polls, fox news poll out today. federal government is providing too many services. 49%. too few services 20%. right amount, 25%. lot of questions about sending. people are concerned about spending. if you ask them about it, the

. recalls for organic peanut butter and barbecue chicken salad earlier this year. we'll have those numbers on our website. >>> a lot of folks happy for the opportunity to dry off a little many >> we need it. >> put the umbrella away for a day. don't get used it to. the next system isn't going to be like anything we dealt with friday nor yesterday but will be a nuisance for a couple of commutes. we'll show what is going to happen to our rivers as they came close, some, to reaching flood stage. beautiful picture from mount tamalpais this morning some of the haze, high clouds indicating another system is on its way to the bay area. within more advantage point, from live doppler 7 hd you can see how clear the air is, still spinning on top of mount st. helena, still waiting on next storm which could bring rain as early as tonight to the north bay. napa river, flood stages 25 feet, notice the trend, dropping, continuing to drop, a little spike with the rain the next couple of days not close to where we were, you will see little spikes everywhere, napa river st. helena downward trend here to norm

island, that was the island where people was there making a barbecue. when tsunami get in there, not even the grass was safe, everything was removed, and the island in front was completely flood. there is the island down there. it was flooding absolutely. this is a fishing market. that was before the navy came in there and after the navy came in there. a lot of fishing was close to 1,000 fishing boat was grounded and it was part of our job to put them in the water again. so heavy lift cranes are absolutely mandatory to have a safe place to move them and to start working. and because as i mentioned to you before, the ships cannot be, get into the port directly, so we make, we pier side two ships floating and all transfer of the cargo was through (inaudible) as you can see we deliver that assistance to different coastal communities. we use the marines to do that so no problem. as you see in the photograph below, you can see that the only way to get it in there was with rubber boats, not any more with the lft's that you used to or we used to get into. so we act, we are participating ver

little something out of. the package of i'm a ship down from a barbecue trip down in the day is a testament to the revolutionary spirit. and so there was this sense of pride to be a taking a stand and to be a simple message out to the world. it. is. the other thing that the rebellion represented for us was being built it celebrate our consciousness from sixty five until about seventy one again activity you know labels all time low because so many young people with joining organizations like the student or the fan prefer to be. there. is growing black pride movement saw the development of dynamic african-american organizations committed to instigating change from within. five years like byrd and ron the power rather than other gangs were going along side groups like the black panthers and civic programs that range from free breakfast to neighborhood restoration to political activism. elite. athlete. this new black power structure quickly found itself in the crosshairs of government agencies like the f.b.i. . according to recently declassified documents f.b.i. director j. edgar hoov

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an obesity problem among the people who we say have a hunger problem. perhaps barbecue regie ribby eating santorum is still living in the middle ages when fat bellies were a sign of wealth and plenty but in today's reality those obese and impoverished americans santorum is referring to are living the high life like the rotund of royalty of the past are actually dying a slow and ultimately miserable death courtesy of our nation's corporate food system we hear news stories about soaring obesity diabetes and heart disease rates yet rarely make the connection back to major flaws in our national food system some local law and hers however have made those connections most notorious was new york city mayor michael bloomberg who banned the sale of large high fructose sugary beverages and restricted the use of trans fats in his city's restaurants. but these measures were generally ridiculed by the political right i'm in amid charges that the nanny state is gone too far this is a sign americans still don't understand the urgency of reforming a food system that is slowly killing us all the is

awesome bands and, of course, get our yearly dose of barbecue. south by southwest draws tens of thousands of people from all over the world to austin every spring to catch over 2,000 performers in more than 90 venues, making it one of the largest music festivals in the u.s. [ mid-tempo music continues ] although south by southwest has earned its fame as a music festival, it isn't all about music. the week before the music conference, there's a huge film festival, and south by southwest also has a growing interactive section. and though south by southwest showcases some of the hottest new bands, there's also a lot of music history on display in austin. >> resonator guitars were built in the late 1920s before electronic instruments. they've got a round tone inside of them that produces volume which was what was needed at the time to be able to compete with horns and other band instruments. they're really loud guitars. [ mid-tempo music plays ] >> hi, i'm john pickering of the picks, buddy holly's backup trio. one of the problems at the studio was that it was mono recordings, and i

, what it has opened the is the door to success for everett and jones, arguably the best known barbecue restaurant chain in northern california. five outlets with this, the jack london square location in oakland, the largest. >> those are homemade sausages. >> mike: it's owned and operated by dorothy king jurnigan and her children, four daughters and two sons. business acumen passed generation to generation. >> consistency. that's the key to having a successful business. >> knowing the history and where my grandmother went through to hit this business it just made me work harder and just love it. i love it. >> mike: it's a history that stretches back to a shoeless family in rural alabama, one that moved to oakland in the '50s and one that saw dorothy everett, a single mother of eight, open her first restaurant-- with that sauce-- in 1973. it provided a good living and created a desire for something more. >> my mom said to me "dorothy, they are not going to give a black woman that much money. >> mike: but they did and after a stint at the haas business school at u.c. berkeley, she opened

organic peanut butter and barbecue chicken salad earlier this year. we'll have those numbers on our website. >>> a lot of folks happy for the opportunity to dry off a little many >> we need it. >> put the umbrella away for a day. don't get used it to. the next system isn't going to be like anything we dealt with friday nor yesterday but will be a nuisance for a couple of commutes. we'll show what is going to happen to our rivers as they came close, some, to reaching flood stage. beautiful picture from mount tamalpais this morning some of the haze, high clouds indicating another system is on its way to the bay area. within more advantage point, from live doppler 7 hd you can see how clear the air is, still spinning on top of mount st. helena, still waiting on next storm which could bring rain as early as tonight to the north bay. napa river, flood stages 25 feet, notice the trend, dropping, continuing to drop, a little spike with the rain the next couple of days not close to where we were, you will see little spikes everywhere, napa river st. helena downward trend here to normal russ

love the burritos. lexington barbecue is great barbecue where i have a house. many of those things would be great. >> and i've also heard that you've never bought a suit. >> i haven't. i've never bought a suit. >> do you own a suit today? >> yes, i own two suits today that i know of from the ryder cup and the presidents cup. >> so you've never gone to a polo or a men's wearhouse. that's how you have your suit? >> that's how i have my suits. >> casual. >> exactly. >> you went to milton, right? >> milton high school. >> that's where my dad graduated, milton high, the panthers. did you play on the same golf course? same golf team with boo? >> boo is 5 1/2 years older and heath slocum. they were just out of there. >> speaking of, boo made us all proud in southwest florida, and then he rode his driver down like a horse. >> dad was a green beret. tell us about your dad. he put a golf club in your hands for the first time? >> for sure. mom made him. at 6 or so, my mom said the only way he could go play golf is if he takes his son. for me, you know, seeing my dad go to the masters, be chee

rest of the year, 54-year-old construction worker and barbecue joint proprietor with a wife and four children. very unusual, but very well known name. >> i want to get his shirt. the shirt he had on underneath, every christmas sweater. >> more people have the christmas spirit all year around like that guy, the world would be a nicer place. congratulations to you, mr. santa claus. >> one has barbecue. >>> all right, coming up next, a special visit from our own santa claus. >> got to stay tuned for that. >> clearly, the low point of all of our morning. don't want to miss that. >> you can hear him coming already. >> oh, yeah. >>> but, first, today's holiday message from the queen of england. taking on a whole new dimension. you're watching "world news now." . >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by no-no hair removal. it's time to change the way we clean. it's time to free ourselves from the smell and harshness of bleach. and free ourselves from worrying about the ones we love. new lysol power & free has more cleaning power than bleach. how? the secret is the hydrogen peroxi

the barbecue pit or at that picnic table. these are three of hundreds of ideas that i have heard over the last few years. my guess is you in your heads have the solutions to them today. and mayor lee and i are looking forward with this legislation with all of you to figuring out how to make our city government the best 21st century city government that we have in the entire world. so, thank you for being here, and it is my pleasure to introduce our mayor's budget director kate howard who in addition to helping to balance multi-billion dollar budgets every year, she will tell you about our plans around our chief data officer. thank you so much for being here. (applause) >> good morning, everyone. i'm kate howard. i'm the mayor's budget director. i'm here to just to talk briefly about the really exciting opportunity that i think is going to be coming up in the city, which is announcement of our new chief data officer. some people may think that the budget office is mostly being countered, but really our office is focused on how do we make government more efficient, how do we make it mor

race is officially over. we are talking pork, pickles, onions smothered in barbecue sauce. mcdonald's a widely held stock in light of your portfolios and 401(k)s. they bring it back every year for a limited time. look at what it is doing for the stocks. it is up one full percentage point today. it has been kind of a rough couple weeks. the fabulous mcrib, i do not know, is it really a rib? let's get to the floor show. [ laughter ] traders at the new york stock exchange, cme aad the imax. >> i was forced to do one for another network last year. liz: they are super popular, at least when it comes to the stocks. once again, is it this headline out of washington, d.c.? >> the headline definitely helps, without a dow map. the overall fax are a rally into the end of the year. if that happens, that changes everything. we are going into the end of the year with some strength. liz: i am looking at all that is happening. we cannot ignore volume, guys. volume continues to be a little anemic. chris, at the cme, looking at what is working, you guys do with the trades that are coming through, what ar